Lake Wawasee- the largest natural lake in Indiana

Lake Wawasee is the first largest natural lake located entirely within the state of Indiana. Lake Wawasee is 77 feet (22 meters) deep at its deepest spot and an average of 22 feet (6.7 meters). It covers 3060 acres (12 km²). Wawasee is a summer lake destination for many vacationers from Indiana and Illinois primarily. Historically speaking, it is named after the Miami chief Wawasee. There is a village founded by the Methodist church called "Oakwood" on one shore and across the lake is a large building called the "Spink's Hotel" which is now a condominium owned by Eli Lilly Corporation. Eli Lilly vacationed on Wawasee and owned a large portion of land on the lake and it is still a popular landmark today. Lake Wawasee is located near the intersection of State Road 13 and US 6, and boasts the town of Syracuse on its shores.

http://laketrash.com/lake/Indiana/Lake-Wawasee

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One of Lake Wawasee's legendary establishments is the Frog Tavern, self coined "an institution...of sorts". Diners can find the Frog by car or boat and enjoy the food, atmosphere and entertainment for which the tavern is known.

Street Address: 1116 S. Harkless Dr., Syracuse, IN 46567
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/thefrogtavern






Visit this website for an interactive map courtesy of the Wawasee Property Owners Association
Interactive Map

Interested in a Wawasee vacation, try this search engine for locating rentals of lakehouses. (Not limited to just Wawasee)
Lake House Rentals


Lake Wawasee is in Kosciusco County in Indiana. All information on the history and proportions of Lake Wawasee can be found at Wikipedia.
Here are some links to tourism in the area, and other information...Kosciusko County, Indiana